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Notes to the Financial Statements

Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Company Limited

Annual Report 2016

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Taxation

NOTE 19

DEFERRED TAX ASSETS AND DEFERRED TAX LIABILITIES (continued)

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Key Estimate

Deferred tax assets

Deferred tax assets have been recognised relating to carried forward capital losses, income losses and temporary

differences, based on current tax rates. Utilisation of capital tax losses and income losses requires the realisation

of capital gains and taxable income respectfully, in subsequent years and the ability to satisfy certain tests at the

time the losses are recouped. The actual tax results in future periods may differ from the estimate made at the

time the deferred taxes are recognised.

Deferred tax liabilities temporary differences

attributed to:

2016

2015

$’000

$’000

Amounts recognised in the income statement

Property, plant and equipment

1,897

14,591

Mine reserves

345

Capitalised exploration

92,681

90,013

Inventories

6,619

6,933

Investments

163,067

105,687

Receivables

44

440

Other

3,929

5,192

268,237

223,201

Amounts recognised directly in equity

Long term equity investments

76,640

90,684

Property, plant and equipment

9,662

7,160

Cash flow hedges

694

Other investments

5,367

9,444

92,363

107,288

Total deferred tax liabilities

360,600

330,489

Set-off of deferred tax liabilities pursuant to set-off provisions

(120,562)

(77,447)

Net deferred tax liabilities

240,038

253,042

Movements:

Opening balance 1 August

330,489

342,287

Charged/(credited) to the income statement – operating profit (note 18a)

36,753

(12,493)

(Credited)/charged to equity (note 18c)

(17,497)

695

Amounts recognised on acquisition of businesses

10,855

Closing balance at 31 July

360,600

330,489

It is important to note, that the deferred tax liability recognised above does not represent the total tax that

would be incurred if all assets of the Group were to be disposed. This is predominately due to subsidiaries and

the associate entities not being carried at their market value in the consolidated financial statements. The market

values of the listed investments together with the estimate of capital gains tax payable thereon is set out in

note 1, Parent company financial information.